After four years of missteps and adjustments, it’s actually happening. Google is starting to phase out third-party cookies from Chrome.
After four years of missteps and adjustments, it's actually happening. Google is starting to phase out third-party cookies from Chrome. Additional coverage: While ad revenue is still slogging behind, publishers are leaning on other revenue streams to hopefully make 2024 a cash-positive year. More in this Digiday+ Media Briefing. Influencer marketing and social media are poised for more growth in 2024 as trends from social commerce to paid media continue accelerating. By nearly all accounts, it looks like the ad market will retain its volatile attitude in 2024. Here's what media execs had to say about their outlook and their strategies for handling yet another year of ups and downs. This is a good time to be a niche publisher. Steady, organic growth is the new favorite, leaving behind the flashy spectacles. That’s why Mundial’s journey is so intriguing. As long as people enjoy playing video games, they’ll also be interested in watching them played at the highest levels — and esports companies still believe there is money to be made in that white space. ICYMI stories from winter break: What will it take to get brands to increase their gaming spend in 2024? Digiday+ Research roundup: Third-party cookies, Meta's platforms and generative AI were 2023's biggest trends Newsroom leaders will take a more cautious approach to generative AI in 2024 Other things to know about Enter the Digiday Video and TV Awards by tomorrow, January 5 to secure the best rate on entries and gain the chance to showcase your team's hard work in modernizing video and TV alongside past winners from Roku, Vevo, PinkNews and more. Advertisers and buyers often associate SPO with reducing resources when optimization more accurately turns on making the most of resources and leveraging technology to boost efficiency and optimization. Sponsored by Nexxen. The role of artificial intelligence in sales continues to grow as technology evolves, with 31% of business leaders believing that AI will have a moderate to high impact on analytics. Sponsored by Alexander Group. | |
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